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Luxembourg Vacation Guide

This tiny corner of Europe – more like a county then a country – is romantic, traditional, vibrant and quite exceptionally rich. With a population of less than half a million people, a spattering of French and German in the streets, a modernity bought in by prominence in international banking, and dramatic natural sites, it might be petite, but it’s far from dull.

Luxembourg City – not only the capital, but also the only city of any real note – is a striking hillside town where pointed towers pierce the skyline and cobbled streets drift through the ancient architecture, oozing fairy tale romance. The aged, overhanging promenade is touted as ‘Europe’s most beautiful balcony’, and – with views over most of the city – would make a perfect candlelit scene in a Beauty and the Beast remake. You can feed each other snails and Champagne whilst staring at the old-world turrets and temples, or scramble across picturesque bridges and make your way into the lush green hills. In the summer, Luxembourg City even hosts open air cinema screenings alongside the al fresco dining, where you might just overhear international businessmen discussing their substantial new tax breaks.

Considering its pint-sized dimensions, Luxembourg has an impressive amount to offer besides its main city, too. The towns of Grund and Esch sur Sure, for example, each consist of pastel houses bending along the edges of a peaceful countryside river bend, and wow visitors with their tiny coffee shops serving drinks on delicate old-world china. Then there are the hiking routes around rocky ‘little Switzerland’ - the district of Mullerthal – and the glittering lights glancing off the surreal Castle of Vianden. Moselle Valley’s wineries and their uniquely local wines are another major draw, not to mention the expansive tasting sessions that accompany the vineyard tours.

Wedged between France, Germany and Belgium, Luxembourg is often overlooked as a European destination. It is sometimes frighteningly expensive, but get past the cash flow problems and you’ll meet with a country so quaint and tinged with aging romance that you’ll struggle to leave. Even when parting would only take half an hour.

Travel and Tourism Guides for Popular Cities in Luxembourg

  1. Luxembourg
  2. Echternach
  3. Vianden
  4. Clervaux
  5. Mullerthal
  6. Ettelbruck
  7. Wiltz
  8. Bourscheid
  9. Beaufort
  10. Esch sur Sure
  11. Consdorf
  12. Diekirch
  13. Larochette
  14. Koerich
  15. Kleinbettingen
  16. Hollenfels
  17. Esch sur Alzette
  18. Berdorf
  19. Bascharage
  20. Remich
  1. Wolfsmuhle
  2. Kirchberg
  3. Mondorf les Bains
  4. Schengen
  5. Strassen
  6. Kopstal
  7. Findel
  8. Grundhof
  9. Ell
  10. Foetz
  11. Mersch
  12. Kalborn
  13. Berchem
  14. Petange
  15. Erpeldange
  16. Betzdorf
  17. Bollendorf Pont
  18. Rue de Stasbuorg
  19. Dudelange
  20. Haller
  1. Grevenmacher
  2. Gonderange
  3. Eschdorf
  4. Ehnen
  5. Dommeldange
  6. Dirbach
  7. Derenbach
  8. Kiischpelt
  9. Wallendorfpont
  10. Asselborn
  11. Alzingen
  12. Christnach
  13. Canach
  14. Differdange
  15. Scheidgen
  16. Steinheim
  17. Urspelt
  18. Troisvierges
  19. Weilerbach
  20. Roder
  1. Livange
  2. Insenborn
  3. Waldbillig
  4. Sandweiler
  5. Welscheid
  6. Stadtbredimus
  7. Hoscheid
  8. Pommerloch
  9. Ansembourg
  10. Septfontaines
  11. Fels
  12. Colmar
  13. Bettembourg
  14. Kayl
  15. Niederpallen
  16. Medernach
  17. Schifflange
  18. Rodange
  19. Niederanven